GDC Session Downloads

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GDCRadio has made available for download MP3 recordings of the sessions held during the 2006 Game Developer's Conferece. Each session costs $7.95. A few of note include:

Building a Flexible Game Engine: Abstraction, Indirection, and Orthogonality - Martin Sweitzer and Tim Sweeney, Programmers, Epic Games, Inc.
Multiplayer Cheating: Dispatches from the Front - Jeff Morris, Producer, Epic Games. Successes and failures in over two years of protecting UNREAL TOURNAMENT.
The Game Design Challenge: The Nobel Peace Prize - Cliff Bleszinski, Lead Designer, Epic Games, Inc.
Tips and Tricks for Modeling for Next-Gen Games - Pete Hayes, Artist, Epic Games, Inc.
Backwards Is Forward: Making Better Games with Test-Driven Development - Real-world experiences at High Moon Studios applying test-driven development in their own codebase and with the Unreal Engine 3.
 

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communist said:
Backwards Is Forward: Making Better Games with Test-Driven Development links to beyondunreal.com is that intended?

Paying for those sessions? No thanks :)

Nope - just an oversight on my part. :)

I wouldn't pay for them either, but I figured that someone developing a game or a mod might like to grab one for the team.
 

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I paid for them, worth every converted dollar if you ask me.

I'm surprised I understood the Tim Sweeney lecture, I thought he'd be spewing programmer jargon, but that one was a great source for Mappers. Looking forward to the new UEngine!